Yes TS/KS crosses are important but not in every case and not from the perspective of weak, strong and neutral.

For continuations, where the TS/KS cross is very successful, unfortunately, it is also very very late. My method gets you in much much earlier and with much better RR.
The TS/KS cross does have other useful contributions however.

These slides have been helping me out a lot and this is another great tool for my ichimoku toolbox. I do wonder how you establish critical levels and buy/sell zones on your trade ideas, could you tell me what you do to find the critical levels and buy/sell zones?

I can see the need to wait for the break, but I'm struggling to figure out the suggested level, wich to me is a little bit higher, around the low of the previous day. What's the reason behind the 109444 ?
Thanks, I'm learning more and more since I follow you.

I agree with the trade setup. One question though, isn't the trend now showing signs of weakness since the retracement is deeper and price action is touching the Kumo after many many days(Feb 2) and SSB is now flattening instead of pointing down? also looking at the TS, traders on a lower time frame are now bullish

The arrows refer to the trendlines that were broken and their resemblance to the TS ... and not the candles they are pointing to
This slide explains how the TS is actually a trendline that you can use to re-enter after a retracement once it is broken

one good thing about this indicator it shows you price action and trend line ....before i was thinking of only structure but now it is a lot more !!! Thanks and looking forward to more of the your educational teaching

Going over the slides again and this is a very valuable piece of information that everyone should take into account. This is something that should be added to everyone's notes that if you are serious about learning this system I am sure you are taking. If your note taking notes now is a good time to start!